Adam leads us, once again, through our recent history. Less animated than Pandora's Box or The Trap.
If you are at the least bit interested in psychology, what makes you, you it is worth it. A good 3 hours long with familiar footage, factual.
Whether or not you agree with his narration or ideology, it raises questions even today. It gives insights, unseen. And can prompt investigation instead of blind acceptance bias.
Black Swan theory is sort of touched on, unknown unknowns. But we are mainly back to Game Theory. How the state measures us as numbers. He examines why you would strap bobs and blow yourself up, with others. Something we would see on Sep 11 2001.
One man's terrorist is another's freedom fighter. I watched the twin towers fall live.
If you are at the least bit interested in psychology, what makes you, you it is worth it. A good 3 hours long with familiar footage, factual.
Whether or not you agree with his narration or ideology, it raises questions even today. It gives insights, unseen. And can prompt investigation instead of blind acceptance bias.
Black Swan theory is sort of touched on, unknown unknowns. But we are mainly back to Game Theory. How the state measures us as numbers. He examines why you would strap bobs and blow yourself up, with others. Something we would see on Sep 11 2001.
One man's terrorist is another's freedom fighter. I watched the twin towers fall live.